3.94 Acres at Lazybrook — Fulton County, Arkansas · $999 Down, Direct From the Seller
Fulton County, Arkansas
10-year term$1,999 min down10.49% APR
Due at signing$2,248.00$1,999.00 down + $249.00 closing
A minimum down payment of $1,999 applies to this tract. 5% of $34,118 is $1,706, below that minimum.
Direct purchase agreementNo credit check needed
Lazybrook Lazybrook Tract 1 is a captivating 3.94-acre parcel nestled along 560 Creekside Trail in the charming town of Mammoth Spring, Arkansas. This beautiful tract features a delightful mix of gentle rolling hills and mature trees, providing a serene backdrop for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With electricity readily available, this ideal location is perfect for off-grid living, homesteading, or RV enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. Just a stone's throw away, you can explore the natural beauty of nearby parks and the sparkling waters of Mammoth Spring, making it easy to envision a lifestyle steeped in nature and community. Embrace the opportunity to create your dream sanctuary in this inviting slice of rural paradise!
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Tract shading is a visual representation only. Boundaries are approximate and not a survey.
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Lazybrook Tract 1 is the weekend property you keep meaning to buy — 3.94 acres of recreational acreage in Fulton County, Arkansas. Part of Lazybrook. Priced at $34,118 — about $410.21/month on our Enhanced plan (5% down, 5% discount, 20-year term).
Yes — Lazybrook Tract 1 is yours the moment you close. Most owners use rural tracts like this as weekend retreats: hiking, ATV riding, camping, target shooting, and bringing family out from the city. No HOA rules against overnight stays or RV use — just check the light covenants and county for any limits.
Short-term RV stays are generally fine on Lazybrook Tract 1 — confirm the light covenants for your tract for any limits. Full-time RV residency rules also vary by county; most allow it once a permitted septic is in place. Check with the county clerk for your specific district.
Yes — dirt bikes and off-road motorcycles can be ridden on Lazybrook Tract 1 without state registration since the riding stays on your private land. Hearing protection for the neighbors is a courtesy, not a legal requirement on a tract this size.
Yes — Lazybrook Tract 1 is private land and you have year-round access. Personal outdoor recreational use, including hunting during legal seasons, is part of owning rural acreage.
$999 down. No credit check. Fast 48-hour closings. Start using your land right away.
